James E. "Jim" Fritz

We knew Jim from when he trained our two horses. He loved our Arab, Shar and asked if he could buy him. Our Quarter horse, Nike, not so much. He was very head strong. Jim was patient and kind, but firm. Always smiling. Hopefully, he is at the Rainbow Bridge, caring for all the horses who have passed on. God Bless you all.

Although we haven't seen you in many years , so sorry to hear of Jims passing. Your family are in our prayers.

Rose and Family,
ALL of you have been on my mind ever since I saw the loss of Jim... you were so lucky to have a wonderful, talented, hardworking Dad and Grandfather....and Rose to find The true love of your life. Everyone was blessed with this special guy and his smile said the same about all of you. Cherish all your memories Rose... Remembering the time you first met (0n the Farm)
Please know I miss all of you.
Condolences and Prayers to everyone.
Hugs
Karen

Jim was the nicest guy around the best horseshoer that I ever had! He will be sadly missed. Rose I’m so sorry for your loss.

Growing up he was like a father to me.. Helpful in many ways

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. Thinking of you, Shannon, David, and Tom. Hugs....
Karen

I remember Kim pacing the floor had his first granddaughter was born by emergency C-section he drove me to the hospital and stay there until he got to see her his little Carrie that’s what are used to collar I remember the first time she got to say pappy buy me ice cream he smiled from ear to ear God bless you I feel bad for the family

My grandfather will forever be in my heart. Thanks to the family for mentioning that he has another granddaughter. The eldest.